Camila Cabello is reprimanding the paparazzi for ruining her weekend beach trip in Miami.
In a lengthy post shared on Instagram on Saturday, the singer claimed she "couldn't breathe" and tightened her core so much that her "tummy hurt" as she was seen in a bikini from all angles.
Cabello, 25, admitted in her post, "I've felt super insecure and unprepared — I wore a very tiny bikini and didn't care about how I looked, then I looked at photos online and made comments and Very upset."
"I reminded myself when it affected my self-esteem that I was thinking about culture's views, not my own," she continued. "A culture that has become so used to an image of what a 'healthy' woman's body looks like is not entirely real to a lot of women."
Cabello — who is gearing up for the April 8 release of her third studio album, "Familia" — said she's "a single woman in her 20s in the middle of a ton of [album] promos," which just Wish I looked good.'"
"Today I got a new bikini, put on a perfect f-kin cute outfit, lip gloss, and didn't eat anything heavy before going to OCEAN because I knew it was basically going to be a perfect photoshoot," she explained , referencing her animal print two-piece.
"I held my core so tightly that my stomach hurt and couldn't breathe and smiled hard and was so self-conscious about where I was the whole time and I couldn't relax and when we used to What we used to do. Go out in nature."
The former "Fifth Harmony" songstress ended her message to fans by saying that her goal was to "make me feel back at the age of 7 on the beach", which was "happy, silly, breathless, pretending to be a mermaid". It was free."
She continued, "I've never had a worse time at the beach than this. I'm just not at that point in my journey where I can't give a f—k."
Cabello's famous friends were quick to jump in the comments section with words of love and support.
"Ur a f—ing queen and perfect," wrote fellow singer Kesha, 35. "I tell my love too ️ Patriarchy wins when we starve ourselves... and for what? Nah. Thanks for the honesty."
"Emily in Paris" actress Lily Collins echoed that sentiment, writing, "I feel you and am sending all the love and positive vibes your way."
Meanwhile, Paris Hilton admitted that the Post "made [her] cry."
"Thank you for writing this, it's so important for people to listen," she said. "You are beautiful inside and out."
The "Senorita" songstress is no stranger to sharing her struggles with her body image. Last summer, Cabello shared a clip on TikTok titled, "I love my body."
"It's so last season to be at war with your body," she declared, telling fans that she was embracing her curves despite being body-shamed while going out for a run.